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General Slang
tara a bit
tuh-RAH uh BIT · phrase · informal
Goodbye for now, see you later.
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A farewell meaning 'goodbye for now'. 'Tara' alone also means bye across the Midlands and North West.
“Right, I'm off — tara a bit, see you Tuesday.”
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tara a bit In A Sentence
Right, I'm off — tara a bit, see you Tuesday.
Origin & Usage
Midlands/North West English; 'tara' is a colloquial 'ta-ta' (goodbye).
People Also Ask
What does 'tara a bit' mean?
It means 'goodbye for now' or 'see you later', used mainly in the Midlands and North West of England.
Is 'tara' the same as 'ta-ta'?
Yes, 'tara' is a colloquial form of 'ta-ta', a casual way of saying goodbye.
Where is 'tara a bit' used?
It's common across the Midlands and North West of England as a friendly farewell.
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